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I will have to try two handed stitching.  It had never occurred to do it that way before.

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I may have to invest in a stand. I think the two-handed stitching is an excellent idea. I've always just held the work loose, or in a hoop.
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update: I cannot stitch faster with a frame, I use the sewing method, it´s much easier and I need to feel the fabric in my fingers... I don´t care about wrinkles in my fabric, becaus it´ll be washed after finishing and ironed!  I always have my tools in a little bag, my projects are in a big ziplock bag (each) so I easyli can jump from one to another
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hoop is faster than frame because I am more comfortable with one hand stitching. Keeping games away from my eyes are the best way to focus and accelerate...
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wow...i can't say that i am a beginner at stitching, but i will be honest--quite a few of the tips a ...

I think ive seen these needles , called self threading needles, great tip!
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basically all this... also, the smaller the count the sharpest i like my needle. I do also use a different highlighter each day to mark the pattern, this way I know how much i've done
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new stitcher here and I love all the tips!
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update: I cannot stitch faster with a frame, I use the sewing method, it´s much easier and I need t ...


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I use different sizes of hoops and sharp scissors with a very small point.
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